Santa Cruz de Mompox, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Colombia, is a colonial town frozen in time, known for its well-preserved Spanish architecture and riverside charm. Founded in the 16th century, its cobblestone streets, ornate churches, and historic homes reflect its past as a thriving trade center. This serene settlement offers a glimpse into Colombia’s rich colonial heritage.

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